The Class of 2019 receives their White Coats this Friday and prepares for their fourth and final year.
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Alumni Update: Dr. Kelley graduated from the College of Pharmacy in 2005. She is featured as a part of a special series examining the growing number of women in pharmacy leadership.
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Hanna Phan and UA colleagues are helping to improve asthma care to the Navajo Nation.
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“We have made great strides for our patients and in the profession and we have so much more to come. We are pediatric pharmacy. We are health care advocates of children. "
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The case competition is an opportunity for students to gain clinical and operational knowledge that may not otherwise be received through their formal education. The 2018 case focuses on the opioid epidemic, with real-world challenges relating to patient safety in the health care system and how it might be improved. The case is analyzed by team members who present a root-cause analysis, and mentors provide guidance and technical support.
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Students learn not only about medications and diseases, but they also get a history lesson while listening to the Elders’ stories about their lives and living through wars and different decades. Both the students and the Elders open up and develop meaningful relationships and, most importantly, they learn from each other.
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The AAPCC has received reports from numerous Poison Control Centers of individuals and healthcare providers receiving unsolicited calls from a caller ID badge identified as the National Poison Help Hotline.
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The focus of the additions will be to create new chemistry labs for drug discovery and research.
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Classes will begin to be offered in Fall semester 2018 to current UA and transfer students.
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UA College of Pharmacy Building in Line for $26M Improvements Project
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Donors step up to modernize the College of Pharmacy's Skaggs Pharmaceutical Sciences Center
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Experts from Arizona's poison centers warn young and old to be guard for the unexpected during the holiday season.
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"After hurricanes, pharmacists help patients with changed lives recover."
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The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy has appointed Xinxin Ding, PhD, as Head of its Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology.
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The College hosted a lively reception, celebrating its past, present and future.
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UA has licensed a drug that aims to shorten the lives of cancer cells to startup Reglagene.
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How a small student service project became the industry leader in MTM
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Gretchen Brophy, PharmD '94, is the first non-physician to lead the multidisciplinary, international group.
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